Cyan Cushion — Minecraft block

Cyan Cushion

Cyan Cushion is a placeable seat entity (a thin pad players can sit on) crafted from three cyan wool slabs in Minecraft.

Block ID minecraft:cyan_cushion
Mod Vanilla
Game versions
26.3

Description

Cyan Cushion is a placeable entity rather than a minable block: the flat cyan pad stands 0.249 blocks tall, sits on any surface except fluids, and always drops itself when broken. Minecraft Java Edition added cushions in 26.3, and Bedrock Edition followed in the 26.40 previews before full implementation in 26.50. Three cyan wool slabs in a crafting row make one Cyan Cushion, a cyan dye recolors any other cushion, and abandoned camps generate all 16 colors within 1–2 blocks of a campfire. Cyan Cushion stacks to 16 per slot.

Press use on a placed Cyan Cushion to sit down: knockback, pistons, and portals cannot move a seated player until dismounting. Cyan Cushion has no collision box, so the cushion rests on partial surfaces such as slabs, stairs, snow layers, and enchanting tables. A single hit — even an empty hand dealing no damage — breaks a cushion instantly, and a lost support block or a piston push produces the same result. Four cushions smelt exactly one item as furnace fuel, and unlike wool, Cyan Cushion does not dampen sculk sensor vibrations: placing, breaking, and sitting all stay detectable.

Block properties

Item ID minecraft:cyan_cushion
/give command /give @p minecraft:cyan_cushion
Stackable Yes (16)
Renewable Yes
Java Edition 26.3
Bedrock Edition 26.40

Java Edition Guide

How to craft and use a Cyan Cushion in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Craft cyan wool slabs

    Place three cyan wool blocks in one bottom row on a crafting table: the recipe yields six cyan wool slabs, and three slabs make one cushion.

  2. 2

    Craft the cushion

    Lay three cyan wool slabs across the middle row of the crafting grid to get one Cyan Cushion.

  3. 3

    Place the cushion

    Use the item on any surface except fluids: Cyan Cushion is an entity, so the cushion rests even on slabs, stairs, and snow layers.

  4. 4

    Sit down

    Press use on the placed Cyan Cushion; knockback, pistons, and portals cannot move a seated player until dismounting.

  5. 5

    Pick the cushion up

    Hit the Cyan Cushion once with anything, even an empty hand — the broken cushion drops itself; any cushion plus a cyan dye also recolors into Cyan Cushion.

Cushion speed line

Cushions placed in a line with two blocks between neighbors turn sitting into transport: holding use reaches 15 m/s, spamming use reaches 45 m/s, and a remapped key reaches 60 m/s.

How to craft this block

Ingredients: Cyan Wool Slab Cyan Wool Slab x3
Crafting
Cyan Cushion
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Cyan Cushion

Frequently asked questions

How do you craft a Cyan Cushion in Minecraft?

Place three cyan wool slabs in one row on a crafting table to get one Cyan Cushion. Three cyan wool blocks craft into six cyan wool slabs first.

What breaks a Cyan Cushion?

Any single attack breaks the cushion instantly, even an empty-hand hit that deals no damage. A lost support block, a piston push, fire, or a few seconds in lava breaks a cushion the same way.

Which Minecraft version added cushions?

Java Edition 26.3 added all 16 cushion colors. Bedrock Edition got cushions in the 26.40 previews of Drop 3 of 2026, fully implemented in 26.50.

Do cushions block sculk sensors?

No, cushions do not dampen vibrations the way wool does. Placing, breaking, and sitting on a cushion all send detectable vibrations to sculk sensors.

Is Cyan Cushion a block or an entity?

Cushions are entities like paintings and item frames. A cushion cannot be mined, has no hardness value, and a broken cushion always drops itself.

Can cushions fuel a furnace?

Yes, one cushion burns for 50 game ticks (2.5 seconds), so four cushions smelt exactly one item in a regular furnace.

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